A Prayer You Can Borrow
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A Prayer You Can Borrow
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Come on, come on now, baby don't cry
Hush now, hush now, we'll be alright
Wait for the morning, it will be there
Hang on, hang on now tight to this prayer
Chorus
The rising of the sun, burn away my sorrow
Chase away the night, and pull me to tomorrow
Fill in every part of my heart that is hollow
That's a prayer you can borrow
Sing me, sing me a song from the start
Before, before your head won your heart
Think back, think back now, can't you find one?
Shout it, shout it out loud now, come on
Chorus
Sometimes this world feels so cold
Sometimes hope is all we have to hold
Sometimes a prayer's our only hope
The rising of the sun, burn away my sorrow
Chase away the night, and pull me to tomorrow
Chorus
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